1. I think the best tool to browse and reference kernel source is LXR http://lxr.linux.no/ You can deploy LXR locally as well: http://darwish-07.blogspot.com/2008/02/howto-lxrng-on-ubuntu-710.html
2. The "best" IDE choice really depends on your desktop of choice. Anjuta<http://projects.gnome.org/anjuta/features.shtml>is great for GNOME/GTK development and KDevelop <http://www.kdevelop.org/> is great for KDE/QT development. You can browse LXR within KDevelop, which is nice. Though, if you're only doing kernel or driver development Anjuta and KDevelop may be a bit overkill, you can't use a lot the features anyway. So I'd suggest checking out gVIM<http://www.vim.org/>or Kate <http://kate-editor.org/>. 2009/11/10 Pulkit Goel <[email protected]> > *Hi* Everyone, > > > 1) I want to browse the linux *Kernel Source Code* with a* GUI > Interface*. (Just like Microsoft Visual Studio), Suggest the Best GUI > Based IDE so i Browse the code Easily. > > 2) Can anyone Suggest me the Best IDE for *Linux Driver Development*. > > > > *Regards:* > Pulkit Goel > *mail:* [email protected] >
